A beautifully presented Grade II Listed property set in the centre of the village of Terling. Formerly three cottages built in the 18th century, is complimented with established gardens, mature lawns and featured walled garden to the rear of the property.

Upon entering this historic building, the entrance hall opens into an expanse of living space with an impressive country kitchen/breakfast room. This area enjoys a full height picture window allowing natural light to flood in and offering views across the mature grounds. A timber framed orangery provides access via French doors to the garden and features an impressive inglenook fireplace. The four reception rooms flow from the dining room, to the snug, then sitting room and finally a study. All rooms are of good proportions with a number of log burning stoves.

Three bedrooms are position above the four reception rooms on the first floor, with two of these enjoying en-suite showers facilities. A family bathroom is also available. The principal bedroom is accessed via a cast iron spiral staircase and enjoys a free standing roll top bath and wash hand basin. This room with full height picture window which overlooks the rear gardens and pond.

The gardens are mainly laid to lawn, with a stone pathway leading to the front entrance. A wide range of mature trees lie to the south of the building offering a great deal of privacy. A large garden pond with waterfall adjoins the paved patio area. A footpath leads to the home office and garage. Exposed brick wall to the rear boundary. Further pedestrian gate to side and gate to the rear parking. Five bar gate to the side providing vehicular access into the rear garden. Timber storage shed. There is the addition of a useful large detached garage measuring 30'11" x 19'6" with adjoining workshop and home office/games room above.

This property has 0.35 acres of land.

Situation

The property enjoys a highly pleasant and peaceful setting in the village of Terling a conservation area hasn't lost its old village charm. Voted village of the year 2017, Terling has a hub of clubs, societies and village activities including international trifle festival, Village shop & Post office, Tea room, Pub and restaurant, Tennis courts, swimming pool and play ground, an abundance of walks surrounded by beautiful countryside and farmland.

The city of Chelmsford is just 8 miles away and offers an excellent range of shopping and dining options, as well as cultural attractions including a theatre. Ideal for the commuter, Terling’s proximity to the A12 gives excellent links to motorway networks, while nearby Hatfield Peverel mainline station provides regular services to London Liverpool Street in approximately 46 minutes.

There is a wide range of state schools nearby including Terling Primary School in the village. New Hall independent school is only 5 miles away and if using rail network from Hatfield Peverel walking distance from chelmsford station to KEGS and Chelmsford High school for Girls.